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Title:NetWorker
Notice:kits - 12-14, problem reporting - 41.*, basics 1-100
Moderator:DECWET::RANDALL.com::lenox
Created:Thu Oct 10 1996
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:750
Total number of notes:3361

468.0. "NSR Client for NT 4.0" by NETRIX::"[email protected]" (Keith Given) Fri Mar 07 1997 07:05

I am a sales person responsible for the Kennedy Space 
Center account in Florida... This question is a bit difficult 
for me to ask becuase I am really not sure what the issue it.
But here it is.....

My customer is using NSR and has purchased the NSR Alpha
server software and the NSR PC client kit. It appears as if
they need a newer version - 4.3 - which I ordered for their
evaluation through our internal distribution group. What shipped
was NSR client v 4.1 which apparetnly does not have support
for NT 4.0. The customer does have v 4.3 server and this seems O.K.. 

My question: Is there a 4.3 client version available which supports
NT 4.0? I have tried to order through the formal process
but each time I do so I am told that they do not yet have the version
that supports NT 4.0.

Please help or point me in the right direction...

Thanks!
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468.1DECWET::KOWALSKITime's not for savingFri Mar 07 1997 07:4115
    The currently shipping verion of NetWorker for Windows
    NT Alpha is V4.3.  It supports NT V3.51 and NT V4.0 on 
    the Alpha platform.
    
    The previous version, V4.2A, does not support NT 4.0.
    
    The media which the customer receives for NetWorker includes
    both the V4.3 server and client.
    
    There never was a V4.1.  The only other version extant is a
    client only version, V3.51, which has been out of stock for
    at least a year.
    
    As a final resort, you can read the SPD if there is a question
    about what versions of the OS are supported.  It never hurts.